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Overview
Clans & Territory gives groups on a Rust server a structure that the in-game team system does not. A clan has an owner, officers and members with permissions per rank for inviting, kicking, claiming and setting the tag. Alliances between clans can be offered and accepted, with friendly fire rules that apply to clan mates, allies or both, and a config that lets the server owner cap clan size and alliance count to match the group limit.
Territory is drawn on the map. A clan claims a zone around a tool cupboard and the zone shows on the in-game map in the clan's colour with its tag, so players see who holds an area before they walk into it. Cupboard sharing authorises the whole clan on claimed cupboards and turrets automatically, and removes members when they leave, which closes the gap where a kicked player still has access to the base.
Clan chat is a separate channel with a prefix and an alliance channel for allied clans, and the leaderboard ranks clans by kills, deaths, raids and territory held for the current wipe. Everything is stored in oxide/data as JSON with a config setting for what resets on wipe, so a clan can persist across wipes while its territory and stats do not.
Delivered as a C# plugin with a JSON config and an API for other plugins to check clan membership and alliances. While you are subscribed, the plugin is rebuilt after each forced wipe and after Oxide, uMod or Carbon changes, and the map drawing is revised when Rust changes its map or marker system. The plan page lists the current version.
What you get
- Clans plugin as .cs source with owner, officer and member ranks
- Alliances with offers, acceptance and per-relationship friendly fire rules
- Cupboard and turret sharing that follows clan membership
- Territory claims drawn on the in-game map in clan colours with tags
- Separate clan and alliance chat channels with configurable prefixes
- Clan leaderboard by kills, deaths, raids and territory for the wipe
- Config for clan size caps, alliance limits and what resets on wipe
- API for membership, alliance and territory checks from other plugins
Eligible resources
The plan covers these resource types. Individual resources are listed in your Gaming Library as they publish.
- Clans plugin
- Territory config
- Chat channels
- Leaderboard
- Config file
- Plugin API
Features
- Territory on the map
- Claimed zones appear on the in-game map in the clan's colour, so a player knows whose area they are entering.
- Access follows membership
- Cupboards and turrets on claimed land authorise the clan and remove anyone kicked, which closes the leaver back door.
- Rules per relationship
- Friendly fire can be off for clan mates and on for allies, or any mix, set once in the config.
Compatibility and requirements
Works with
- Oxide / uMod or Carbon on a current Rust dedicated server
- Works with the in-game team system and the standard map markers
- API used by the Rust Plugin Vault and Kits & Loadouts for clan checks
- Procedural and custom maps
You need
- A Rust dedicated server you control with Oxide, uMod or Carbon installed
- File access to oxide/plugins, oxide/config and oxide/data
- Permission grants for clans.use and clans.admin through the console or RCON
Updates and content cadence
- The full clans plugin from your first day
- Plugin rebuilds after each forced wipe and after Oxide, uMod or Carbon updates
- Map drawing revisions when Rust changes its map or marker system
License
- Licensed for one server network you own or operate.
- You may edit, re-texture and configure resources for that network.
- Reselling, sharing or re-uploading the files is not permitted.
Installation
- 1Download Clans & Territory from your Gaming Library.
- 2Copy Clans.cs into oxide/plugins and let the framework compile it.
- 3Set clan size, alliance limits, friendly fire rules and wipe resets in oxide/config/Clans.json.
- 4Grant clans.use to the default group, then reload the plugin and create a test clan with /clan create.
If you cancel
- Access and updates continue until the end of the period you paid for.
- The licence to run the clans plugin ends with the subscription.
- Remove the clans plugin from live servers once access ends.
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